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Live in Japan
Vader
Live in Japan
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
 
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German edition of 1999 release from black/death metal act, digitally remastered with 3 unlisted bonus tracks from the album 'Sothis'. Digipak.

     
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All Artists: Vader
Title: Live in Japan
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pavement Records
Original Release Date: 2/23/1999
Release Date: 2/23/1999
Album Type: Import, Live
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Style: Death Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 769623230224

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Album Description
German edition of 1999 release from black/death metal act, digitally remastered with 3 unlisted bonus tracks from the album 'Sothis'. Digipak.

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CD Reviews

Vader drop warheads on Hiroshima and Nagasaki !
.. | Libya | 08/24/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"damn, this cd is great! Vader come out to Japan and bring madness like they the Samurai legions have never seen before. All the classic killer tracks are here plus great covers of slayer and black sabbath! very killer performance even if you haven't been there you can tell the intensity of the band's talent combined with raging death/grind warfare. What's the most amazing is that they play random songs from all of their albums with such precision, I don't think any other band could manage that. Simply amazing! Also worth mentoning is the album cover; phenomenal stuff! where do these guys get ideas from? it beams me. Vader's artwork and even music is beyond what any other acts are doing nowadays. This album is worth your entire death metal collection, it's just that good and a live masterpiece that should go down as the best metal-category live cd ever released! If you don't have it, stop what you're doing right now and get your hands on this title or stop thinking you're fan of this genere!"
Poland Invades Japan!
Gunther Haagendazs | Up High in the Trees | 08/16/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"It grabs you and doesn't let go. If you listen to Metal for the drums then this will make you foam at the mouth as you hear Doc pounding away behind his kit. The isn't the best live album per say but it's pretty damn close. It seems that the recording microphones were right by the drum kit and as a result the drums are the highlight of the show and you really do get to see how fast Doc plays. The only problem is that because of this, the drums sometimes overpower the guitars, but that doesn't happen too often. The other flaw is that the excellent cover of Slayer's Raining Blood is miss-titled as the album Reign in Blood. It seems that Vader weren't the ones designing the album as I'm sure Vader would have corrected this error had they been in charge. Slayer had a huge influence on them (and practically every Death Metal band) as this is their third Slayer cover with the other two being Silent Scream and their live version of Hell Awaits.



The last flaw is that although it sounds like this is the entire concert, it is not. The Japanese Import contains two bonus tracks Incarnation (live) and Dethroned Emperor (live) and for all we know, there could be other missing songs as well. I hate it when labels remove portions of a live album, and this is the only flaw that really gets under my skin.



Other then these things, Live in Japan is a death metal album that belongs in the collection of every Vader fan. Whether it be Black to the blind or their cover of Black Sabbath's Self titled song, this is Vader. The dark, mysterious Death Metal band from Poland that gets my utmost respect. These guys know how to play their instruments better than most Death Metal bands and have that Vader edge that can not be replicated. This live album represents who they are and what they do best. Hoped this helped.



Update:



Just recently Former Vader Drummer Doc passed away at the age of 35. He will truly be missed, as he was one of my favorite drummers of all time. His style of drumming was truly unique and grabbing and shall never be seen again. This CD is the perfect way to see just how amazing this man was.



R.I.P.

Krzysztof "Doc" Raczkowski

1970-2005

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